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Halloween Houses in Ontario & Eastern Canada

Ontario homeowners have added some of the most story-driven displays on the map, from a Kitchener coven to a free asylum-themed yard walk in Ingersoll and a wheelchair-accessible cemetery driveway in Scarborough. We’ve grouped the Greater Toronto Area, Waterloo Region, southwestern Ontario and our few Quebec pins on one page.

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kitchener: Step into The Weaver’s Coven, where ancient sorcery and eight-legged nightmares entwine. W — The Weaver’s Coven — Kitchener (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

Because the pins are spread across a wide area, this page works best for planning: pick a region, open the live map and see what’s close to you.

Where the pins are right now

The live map currently shows 11 houses, candy stops and attractions in this region, by town: Kitchener (2), Barrie (1), Chatham (1), Ingersoll (1), Scarborough (1), Toronto (1), Etobicoke (Toronto) (1), Vaughan (1), Munster (Ottawa) (1), Montréal (1). The count changes as homeowners add or remove their own pins, so the live Halloween house map is always the most current view.

Homes from the map

Every photo below was uploaded by the homeowner when they added their pin. Open the map and tap a pin to see full details, lights-on hours and directions.

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Ingersoll: A fun free yard walk-through for all ages. Spooky fun but no gore — A Haunting at Melrose Asylum — Ingersoll (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Scarborough: Wheel chair accesible on the driveway. The walk through is not wheel chair or blow up cous — Wexford cemetary — Scarborough (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

Halloween night inspiration

Scenes like these are what make a neighbourhood worth walking. Add your own house and it could be featured here.

Large carved jack-o-lantern with a toothy grin — Jack-o-lantern · Photo: TheKohser, CC BY-SA 3.0

Three carved jack-o-lanterns glowing on a brick porch step — Pumpkins on the porch · Photo: Lianguanlun, CC BY 4.0

Life-size skeleton decoration hanging on a house — Skeleton yard decoration · Photo: Valerie Everett, CC BY-SA 2.0

Two carved pumpkins on a fence — Carved pumpkins · Photo: Daniel Kraft, CC BY-SA 3.0

Local tips for a great night out

Accessibility details matter. Some homeowners note wheelchair-accessible driveways or no-scare options, and those notes are worth checking.
In the GTA, check for road closures or local event nights before driving across the city.
Want your street represented? Adding a pin is free and takes a minute.

How to plan your route

Open the MyHalloweenHouse.com map, zoom in on this area and tap the houses you want to see. Add each one to Map My Tour, then press “Open Route in Google Maps” for turn-by-turn directions. Use the filters to show only decorated houses, only candy stops, or allergy-friendly options. Before you head out, read our Halloween safety tips.

Decorating this year?

Adding your house is free. Upload a photo, describe your display and set your hours. If you need inspiration, our haunted house and yard ideas guide covers planning, props, lighting and safety.

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